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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-08-20
WHAT True MERIT WILL Do.-The

WHAT TRUE MERIT WILL Do.-The
unprecedented sale Of Boschee's German
Syrup within few years. has astonished
the world. 1t is, without doubt, the
safest and best remedy ever discovered
for the speedy and efectual cure of
Coughs, Colds and the seyerest Lung
troubles. 1t acts on an entirely different
principle from the usual prescriptions
given by Physicians, as it does not dry
up Cough and leave the disease still in
the system, but on the contrary removes
the cause Of the trouble. heals the parts
affected and leaves them in a purely
healthy condition. A bottle kept in the
house for use when the diseases make
their appearance, will save dactor's bills
and long spell Of serious illness. A
trial will convince you Of these facts. Il
ia positively sold by all druggists and
general dealers ia the land. Price rs cts,
large bottles.
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Monday, The l1th day Of January
A. D. 1887.

OF % much Of sach parosl - will pay the
smouut II taxes, dslinquency and coats against
n. viil bs sold ~ moks County TnsAsursr snd
Ex.06icio TAI Hsosivss Of sAid County II La.
coin, at 10 o'clock =. Of said day, d the front
doof Of ths court houss, d the town Of Ptochss
IL oald county, 70 sstisfy eucb taxes delin-
ouspcy snd costs eaid sales will b ueds
eudiec. 10 rsdsnption within siI months sfesr
~ daAs q sals, By psynsnt o. ell the eums
ossesssd asnipst sach parcel. toqsehsr with thrse
81 cent psr nontA Shesson tro0 the oaee o.
40 untif paid, n accordance Nth TIE pro.
visions of 0sclIcn Of a cot Of the Lssislsturs
OF ne state Of Nevada. sppfcvsd March 18th,
1855. Bsasutss Of leo5. pep III.
Pioohe, Dsesubss .. ~: or,,v
County Trsssursr end sx-0hhcio Tax Recetvcs
Of Lincoln County, Nevada.
PIooHE.
clute = w-rss simple title 70 lot and I'm
provemsnts on Meadow Valley street. iote ~
BLOCK aB; als1 lots on Meadow Valley street
loes II aud %, block sb; also y tntsress 10 10
an Meadow Valley street; lot 9. block -. tsi
10 ~. penalty - 02, sdv. -, total vs. %.
Drew Jamss-Fse simple title to lot an
| improvements on McCsnuon street; lot "
block -. tax q u. penalty iacts. adv 80. tosa
] - 10. .-
| lots and improvements on lower Main ssfcos
~ s.. n and - block ;. tax u 20, pensis
1egls, udv n; sotai y 70.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
shsriR's Sale.

uY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID ont OF the sixth Judicial District Court,
Ia and for the couaty OF Aincoln, State OF No.
ssia ana 20 ne directed Aad delivered. Tor b
Judgment rendered In said Court on the f~sn-
ty.tnird Jay OF August, a. y. 1884, in tAvor OF
tue 5.ate cf Nevada. platnt.H. and against the
3sistvi silver Mining % npsny snd @lso tne
real estate aud improvements hereinafter ae'
scstbeo, attendants, for the sum Of One rnou-
sand tixhty-three aud t1-l00 ~ ,U3o il-iHul
dollars, tax and delinquency. togsthes Win
Fo-sy-lour and 5000 ($44 5o-l00I dolisrs, tax
9Jsts, sno all sccruing costs, have Levied on
the following property TO WIT:
xSssessory claim TO one nundred ana hixty
tl60l acres Of iaud, ABOUT one ~ mile nortb
Vi Bristol, an 4 In proeemerts theron, ;ons'st
iug OF Of ~ srarlp quartz mill. nsssy once,
E.4ck 4.pith sncp. az eiling ncnae, Restaurant
.nd uflsce, ataeis ana house. hnistins- s orss
AMI s.sole o. Aay d1wer lllne, tnioxidine ft1-
..sss ~ laiii, aas ole pair Fairbanks scAies-'in
llEc5la county, State OF NevsaA.
Notice 10 aereby givsp that On
mondAy, l.e 9Th Day Of Octsbes.
D. 1884, between the horrs Of J O'Clock In the
| morning aud o'ciccf in .he sf.etnoon namely
| Il u o'ciocx II. of ssid Gay, 9t,l set1 al fhs
4gat tito anc ii.rsre 81 OF said Rristol save
| Iimng Jocapsay IN end to .te above dessrips<
! .ropo.ss. aud tbe smaites. amo ant OF pareei
| said property - sati.ry said above sum Q
Ii ,zT 6i.tOo tax delinquency. costa ant 1ccru
.ug c,sts, ~ the front door OF the Cor1tJ ueot'
| s.ouse, At eioche, Oouaty Of Lipcolr, stare
sey .da 1t ruDlia suction. for cash IN hand,
the niqhes' and best bidder, to satisfy SAL
execution aud all costs.
sepstd o.P. shERw0OD, Sheriff.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Meehan EIlsn-Fee simple title to u lot and
improvements ou Mrados Valley street: lot 10.
oiocs 2s, tax 80 60. penalty S6cts, adv "; total
$3.50.
hyers Bro Fec simple title to lot on
Mcs>snnon street; lot AZ, oiock So; ais, ! 10. %
tiuche street; lot 9, olocE L. lIso lot on P.oche
street; 1T Is, block I; also lot on ds'n street.
iot ~ niocs 80, nx - ID. penalty ASIA, adv -;
Total " 81.
o'Neii John--Fee simple title TO los aud
imrrcvelnElts On Meadow Valley STREET lot .,
block %, ssx 7sets, penalty 7cts. adv "; total
saunders T Mrs-Fee lnpie title t lot on
MAil ssreet; lot 10. block 20; also lot on Msin
street, lot 10. block %; ais lot on Ma street.
" ". block 2ti slso iots on Min street; lots
II, ~ aud 4S. block ~, tax :. 10, penslfy zi,
suv 81; total u 81.
COUNTY
Abbot. NJ A-p.ssosssry el.t,p 10 IA acre, 0,
.s.a :. naas,tx.aie; ~ TAX 1siso' penalty asS's
s,s,s ! ,a.s..orv =. c,,;, ,o In and na,se
An sasto,- oxyrsss o1sce: lot Il. s,ock IS; ~.
,ot ana m nouse IL sf.s.Si; 1 eapesss yMS 'ss ss 4,
deuce: deuce tos !. blocs s. s.s T IS as psnsi:y .ssss,
sas q. ~ ~. = n A ~ - " Ns S'A'
~ N, s0.Aa ~. ". s,,,r,. .,.,s IA ,os sud
,mnr r,vsnsn,s .u,~, ~ =. sslsan. .sx IA NJ
nsssitv ss..1s say a.. iasr, Il Il
,....,,nS Z, ,E.,sss oII-as,ssea nn,si. Oh
,n.rtS ars fs.,n '.,bn. : G.nirs Ia linsnaler
sslai.s. d.tsd Jsposr, ari' isss: ta1 s. %,
nsnsits ss,t. sdv SI,t,t., xs az
1851, "a pnsr, =. % IN 70 .c-,s q.
,.nr .no in,nrovs,,sns. N G.ov,r ValIey. "a.
AID AZ ~ psrrirv a. Ia sdy -. total sit "a.
nsun.st. : "a. ~ mr. e.afm % a l,ou.s And
| ,ct 4, .t.,..i ,,,g rn.,,-n - ~. nn,n-rry M
Louis Drotetts: az a rs. peaait, iscts, Hay s.
totsi a a.
| .crs- ot l.nd ~ X rhomss an tns otuddy rive
.d,o,nsas Ie,-.'n.s. ,s,,a 4 MIN r..,cr..n. Il,
| ~; "a : peaAIt, n 52. Az 81: I, tai S5l 74la
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IH44.
iiy yInrpk ur 4 AAsA,.e

i,y vIRruk of hAt~i.-
u ous OF ace Saxs't is1.sA.. .s---
la sad Tor the county u iArrrli'
vsaa, snt to me dixeetea "a. .sii ~ a -
!rdk,La1t ssndszsa IL ssi- c..r a ~et'
ttsrh duy ef Jsiusf,. a. . 4-e;, l. 90
Eisif and sstiust the brstu rl -st.st
Company. fos the sun OF rita".l v.tltee
thirsoen and ~ le0 tai sls &Sl doi'ass ceiss Ia
svthsr with S5e 10 cellars. 70, cvsts >. Al &C.
,ia,nl costs sn6 interest. ! Rave is>is" u shs
tol.ossint property .to-w1r
steH,n boiler with htsaclmcnts,4 % uei
Pcrtltnd cement. psir bullion traitt. roiL ~
battery screen. cans o: SODIUM, "a thtb b1Ach.
lead ciuefblea, pair erscibh .eIst. pui
iron Enortark and pestles, s'x quicksisI arftfef
clpel moics, 6 sasay sonps. 0 buss aeees. /:
shces. wood xh<eihkfTov, 2retoris, u length
esss-pipei smokesftct aboni q feet lsis, /,
tsst-iron rstort trent, ncnles srLelet,
email sledses ! hAnd-ax, u pipe w.cntLss ,
.rirdstone, ! nds, . pianek, ! tpirit level. ~
pounds llon Washers. sngats, IL riarhs tale
Inches, 10 feet long. squares iren be- lbsl1
row anvil. u blsek<znitn tools with hAhdlex
| s patent screw plates, II pairs biscasNiff ,
toues % pieces Of tin betk 6xs inches, 80 litcf
91s inchss, s pieeet 5xs inetes, II piscss nd,
IL pieces 2x6 1t pieces 2xlc, rs piecss yxic, \,
ID riscos AZ, II piecss tx6. /. pisces 6xs.
picces exc, 10 pieces 2-tncA piank ~ pteoes ~
And lcxlo hevn. 10 piecss z16. tS piccss ~. ~
feet. more o. lea, pire poles; . pieces e& tim
her l0xi1 inches. ~ feet toeg. - pieces PEEL
Notico is hereby given fhst on
Friday. the Second day efEsbrssr.
A. D. 1853. at II O'Clock y OF that day. ss1l
sell ali the rieht title snd Interest u eaid En-
tDl silver Mining Company In anu to The allow
1sscribed property st the Bristol Silver Nir
Ing Compapy's mil, IN Liucoln county N-vxli
at public suction, for cash iu nhld, 10 u
highest and best bidder, 10 satisfy sad si4s.s
ton and all cOsts.
ia27td O.. bHEkWOoD. kneI1n.
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NOTICE or SUIT COMMENoEO.
STATE or NEVADA, COUNT or LIN ,oLN,
DurzucT on PnoszcuTIn0 ATronNKy's OETtoE.

STATE or NEVADA, COUNT OF LIN ,oLN,
Drsrzucr On PnosEcuTtno ATronNEy's 0sricE.l
To the following named defeudAnss aud to
al owners W claimants TO the real sstate and
improvements snereou, or Improvements whea
asseasod separately, hereinafter described;
situate, lying and being In the county Of Lia-
coin, State Of Nevada, known or uaknown. you
are hsrsDy notified that suit has oeen COM
u,cncsd In the Justice Court, Phoebe Township,
In and for Lincoln county, State Of Nevada, by
tho stass Of Nevada. rlaintin. against each
Of the defendants herstnAtter named,
and esch VI tho following described
tgAots OF parcels Of land, with the i'm.
pr,vsmsnta thsEson and improvsmsnts when
x parssely assessed. aud all owners and claiM-
ants 70 same, known or unknown, to recover the
tsx ana delinquency sssssssd TO said defendant
against said property for the nscal year CON-
mencIng January i, 1855. and ending Decem-
hse u, 1855. and tnAt summon hes BEEN duly
Issued In sid cassi and you are further notified
that unlsss you appear and answef the com
plaint Aled and show causs on o. before ths
| tahsn against you, and the real estAte and i'm
| provsnsntA hsreinaftsf described foS the amount
Of saxss and dslinquancy spsctnsd and costs Of
suit,
TAI AND pELuoulxcy.
| N.sb,tt Beo.hsrs, q uniivi dei interest," Ia pos
sess.sy Claim tU) forty scrss Of land IN Cor
| dor Oknyon, 10 mllea south of Ploche, on linz
l Of Y. O X, u. and improvements consisting Of !
ten stamp quara mill. .,oo =,
Tax. ..tlu0 "
Ten per cent..... .....-............... "
Total .............. ............ .siio o.
I'll. os6oRNE,
District Or Prosecuting Attorney fce Lincoli
oauns,
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President Arthur ussd to say that the
6rst money be ever earned was $40 or
s25 for writing the biography Of q tenn
perance lecturer. he had forgotten the
name Of the lecturer, but The Troy Bud.
gen has recently discovered that it was
Hamilton. Chicago Herald.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-08-20

The Petit Journal Of Paris announces
that its profits for the past year sggrsga-
ted sl.l05.O00. It paid = dividend Of
10 per cent to its owners and claims
circulation Of 900. 900 copies per day.
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A ruNERsL ADDRESS OF ROBET @.
INGERsOLL.

In remote corner Of the Congressional
Cemetery recently small group OF peo'
uls w,sh uncovered heads ranged around
a nswly.opened grave. As the new
casxet rested upoa the trestles. there
Va. painful peusc, broken only by the
mothers sobs, until the undertaken I'D.
yapced toward stont. aorid complex.
ioued gentleman in the party and
whispered to him. This gentleman was
Colonel R. G. Ingersoll. He shook bis
head when the undertaken frst address,
ed him, and then snid suddenly: Do
the friends desire III" The undertaken
gave an affirmative nod. Then hastily
Colonel Ingsrsoll advanced to the side Of
the grave, and made motion denoting
desire for silence, aud 10 voice Of exqoi.
site cadence delivered ono Of his charac.
teristic eulogiss for the dead. The scene
was intensity dramatic. A Cue, drizsling
rain was falling. ard every ear tuned to
catch tho impassioned words that foil
from tho lips Of the speaker. Colonel
Ingsrsoll was unprotected by either hat
or umbrella, and his invocation thrilled
his hearers with awe, each eye that had
previously been filed with tears bright
sning, and sohs becoming huahed.
Colonel Ingersoll said:
NY friends, I know how vain it Is 10
gild grief with words, and yet 1 wish
TO take from every grief its fear. Here
10 this world, where lite and death are
equal kings, all should be brave enough
to meet what all the dead have met. The
future has been filed with fear, stained
and poliuted by the heartless past. From
the wonderous tree Of life the buds ant
blossoms fall with ripening fruit, and il
tho common bad Of earth the patriarch
and babes sleep side by side.
Why should We fear that which vii
come to nj that Is, We can not tell. "
do not know, which 10 the greater hlei
s'nS-iAe OF asA'". We W ~, N'o' y,
wne'hs. 'as s'A'e : 'Ae e11 ~ 49, - !.
Or tne door Oh ano'ne'' os wne'ns, -
n,sns ncFe ~ nov 'o"s"..' ~
Ne''her can W. ven WINS" 'n' NV,
tor'unsse-'ne ea"a aS'ns III " 0'.''
arms before its lips have learned to fort
Al - =
.oto' " ~ ~Ao !'u'.es - -
o. he uneven r0ar pA "
'A.s ''ep' WI. swan ~n1 ''S =,
Livery c'su'e ..A' w. ~ ~ -
every conn., wn''nsf' % p -
oa''an'' ~eep'ns .,ous =" .s, :. !,
answer sns'e 9uo''''lA ". \.
sA''s'A''o'hy - 'ns ,oD.m r's'' !.
mos' au'nen''' S,sse '. -
rance OF sne one " luss ss 'ou'.'s
'ne ieA'neo ana an"sAn,.E "O,u' " !. !.
oshsr' NO man. ''s'u ~
nor'son o' ''e 90 '0s'asu ,' =
any ngns 70 Pfopnecy 'u'''e nAeu w.
pam ana .ea's' " may ~ '", 49,
gives aii tnsre Is worm 70 mo- A 'o0
We pfs'' ana ''fA'1 asa'na. our a'A'
could never o's Ps'hAp. sn,s 'o', wv.
wilmer from 'ns sAn' Wy :" :
common tate treAd1 out from the pAt
b,tv.su our heart. the weeds Of sel6,
ness and hate, and / had rather live q
live WHARF death IL king. than ha
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For aill-asadls. Lstssr-Hssds, Cards
Vouchars, and ali kinda of Job Pr1nt-
ing, either Fancy 81 RlAAn apply te
the Record O0css
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Trustees Sale.


u-.x, o,vv,, ~. !. IN.
N suant % the suthor1ty vssted In qsip I'D
~ certain peed q IIusts enecuteo ~ -
l3f1esoi 11lvsx 1mlhe vnpny "
aase Juns lSth, l1ea, and reccrdsd N ILnqln
County, Nsvada, Recofdss IN Book =. taees q!
70 21u, defsnit having occSrrea m Wsley4Ut
Of the tntersst d1e pecsn.ef llsns y asss y ~
Of kiftsen Thousand poilsrn WI ~, . -
Lie auction. 20 the highest bidder g ~ 49,
Ing Houss Il the saad Company N bziatoi. ~
coin County, Nevada. on the feAs s< NJ
Eashth asy u Gsua ,unbes, ltoo.
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A.. ~ T,k-s Slsss6 - =, ~
cs.o ccS.Ns ~ ~. ~ ...ss.s- - e r.s 40 7.9Sc
snesen snta ~ = snss.y ~ ~ ~ IA "a. - ~
TSo~. c~rtasn Yins1 Mininr Olniu1u ounren
MI ~ I.h Sessss,s ssiri.iise dssssis Iosssisr
acs, H.,,,s. pm xsss. 0Ssce. Riscksmith 6hc,,.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-08-20

Albany Times, The praotics Of .'rs-
serving" baseball players is very much
Ike ''Sealing" wives In Utah.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-08-20

Henry watson of Alfred Center. N.
Y. prayed that his new we'll would
strike water. The next day be struck .
stream which rose to the top, quickly
expanded into river and now his hosse
Il threatened with inundation. --Omaha
Mail.
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All s,rsons having business With this once are
requested 10 sdarsss the REconD PuptnMISe
cnsp.yr. We have no authorised Agents.
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KHooRp eURiasnlNs ConFASR
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-01-21

Up on Beaver creek. in the nation, the
other day Old Orter Belt, one of the great
est of the CnmanChe CHIEFS. SuCCumbcd to
the grim reaper death, and il was all in
his honor He knew he was going To die,
md Just five minutes before he hreathed
his last they held him erect and rigged the
Id chief ont in his best war costume.
rhcy painted him a. red aS a sunset, set
his war bonnet on his head. tied up his
lair in beaver skins. and then laid him
lown Just n his spirit winged it, flight
Otter Belt while a good man for Conan
he, was rather inclined toward the doc
.rines OF Bri hahn Young, only h" con
tented himself with less number ot
wives-in fact, limited himself I" five.
The way these SquawS took on when the
chief was no more was IA sight never TO
be forgotten. Taking sharp butcher
knives, they slashed their faces with long,
deep cuts. till they were covered with
blood. They also Gu. themselves in other
places. and then beat their bleeding bodies
and pulled their h0ir. all the while utter
ing the most dOlrtul aud plaintive cries.
They then burned everything they had,
their two tcpc"S furniture, clothing, and
all, even the biggest part Of the clothing
they wore. There was 4 big crowd OF
bucks present ut the ob~equies Of course.
Ind. as is the Indian fashion. they slew
Ten head of horses ia honor nf otter Belts
memory. Among the horses they killed
was a favOrite team of Mr.. Press Adding
ton, on whose ranch Otter Belt resided.
Press won't like il much when he hears
that his trotters are dead, but when In
dinns need horses for a funeral they never
a. 4. l.. -. Ngan.N
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-01-21

With the exception Of lie Petit Journal
no Paris daily has what would he re
gar,led in the United States as an enor
nous circulation. The Figaro prints ahoul
60, 900 copies and the Temps about l5,ooo
while L. MatIh. which comes nearer M
American daily through its newsy char
acfcr than any other paper, gains grounC
continually. There are daily journals pub
lished in Paris which do not circulate :,
the extent of eco copies, but are l"-
alive by politicians that require mo- 'i'
piece or by financial enterprises needing 4
trumpet The Petit Journal, however
makes up for the small tirage of many o
its contemporaries. Upward Of 800 W'
copies arc printed daily. and il il C"mPuie'
thai it is read hy one sixth of the popula
ton of France The profits Of the pape
last wear exceeded 1909. o.UU0f. Nor Is fh'
Figaro particularly umprotitahle sheet
Its shares We're issued originally NJ tOi
apiece. and they now command ll.H0O
Everybody connected with these TIVE
papers has grown wealthy.-New Gori
Times
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-01-21

Miss Cleveland is now resuming her 0.d
habits in her old home and taking up heI
old books and ,tudIes. and old lie gencr-
ally. She Is very regular in her habits
She breakfasts al =, goes into her library
at .. and spends the morning there. At
O'Clock She dimes, preierring while in her
country home 10 have a midday dinner.
The afternoon she spends in driving or
walking visiting with her friends and
guests She is utterly defiant Ot wind and
weather, driving ia the rain rather than
not AT all. and her SOLITARY figure at all
seasons mounting the hills, crossing the
meadows and disappearing off in the
wOOdS, has been long familiar 10 the look
ers out OF windows along the village street
or in the more scattered farm houses Her
visits are mostly To those whom she can
serve in some way Her mother was very
thoughtful for the poor, and in this re
spcct her daughter initiates hcr.-Laura
{. Holloway in Brooklyn Magazine.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-01-21

Railroads are not seriously inconNeni-
cnccd hv snow IN this part of the country,
for they know how to take care Of II. Up
in Dakota. where it drifts and hanks up
on the track. is where the delays "cCur. !
remember an engine that WIS covered en-
tirrlv for eleven days We kept IRE
going in the furnace all the t''He. and by
thaf way finally got out Of th" snow. One
of the dangers that have I" he watched
during such weather a. the present is the
Swapping of ra Is. But. considering the
number Of steel rails III use. thu~e that
nre broken by the cold are exceedingly
few. and the break is so small-E"ncraily
n few inchcS-that the cars pass over II
without being derailed. remember OF
break where three foot piece nt rail was
broken off and fell to one side. \ train
passed over the ties and continued on
without interruption. Then, again, there
was long train Of empty freight cars
that was dcrailed anil, as the ground was
fiat and hard, were pulled about 2U
yarl< away from the track before stop
ming There WAS great trouble eNperi'
cnced i'll getting them back 70 The track
Globe Democrat.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-01-21

The ho~'ilIri,~ ihlt have hevu G"n@ On
more or less in the northern pat ri ST
matr, lur the last n rt"rn Years between
the Dulrh aud ih" A. hiur~t are no nearer
than ever ina - conclusion. NChreli i the
princinll native sovereignty an the i>lalu.
and has kept it, independents" against fii-
rupran efforts To SuhIuGHtc it Tor nearly
four centuries Through a great part "t
the time commercial treaties have been
maintained with the sultan Ot Ache"n bN
European e. lr..iuE$ = t.'t. island, tut the
piracirs indui-s~l ~ by his people hmd ms
alleged vi"EIi,m Of faith have "l lat"
greatly cNa>I~ratrd the Dutch. Au r\r
rlitinn ~cni lu"H the Netherlands IN iN'
- tnr~h tIr NrlineSe WIS defeated VIII
much los since then the war has been
prosecuted W ~ varying success. 'h late
the natives have hcgIm I" ~muggle III ritc'
and even artillery, 10 that they have pu'
the coast fort at Segli under Selge. Ih'
Dutch troops also suffer severely from dis
pnSr Altogether SUmatra has cost th'
Netherlands much IN money and men
with prospect n"w "f costing mnch more
New Orleans Tmc>- DCnu'rat.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-01-21

There j. no man. nor woman either,
who resolves I" set down precisely all that
he or she may see or hear in four and
twenty hours. say Uf waking life, but
shall turn YOU out youT realistic novel, as
the Grand Lama of ThIbet will turn You
out your praycrs-by the yald. Such
work needs not invention, nor imaSina
rion, nor fancy The only quality OF the
artist it calls for is the sense Of proper
tinn. the faculty Of selection; and that
ANYBODY who has once experimental on
this school Of fiction will know well 1t
rarely. ii ever, gels A writer. content
to produce this sort of stuff, may write. rs
ThescuS sits, for ever; and, according aS
his taste leads him To Mayfair OF 10 Seven
DiaiS for his copying ground, so will his
literature he n polite industry or the re-
verse. .-NacmillanS Magazine
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-01-21

To very great extent the honor of kill
ing polvgamy'- ~ due to the heroic and per
sistent effort of Kate Field. at her work
the Rochester ~. " Dcnmcrdf dad
Chronicle says:
A resident of salt Lake City for several
months, she studied the Mormon problem
in all it, aspects. and when she came away
MOrmOniSm had an enthusiastic enemy
quite capable Of leading popular crusade
against it, stTonghuldS. In nearly every
city in the country Kate Field has told what
she saw and heard in | tab and there are
few audiences which have not been stirred
by her recital of the pathetic >ufferings of
the Mormon women and terrible -cruelties
practiced in the name Of religion. The sub
iect received fall justice at her hands, and
in addition TO her work upon the platform
In newspapers and in magazines, she de-
voted well directed efforts among the lob
byists at Washington.
Cannot somebody arrange for a lecture
from Kate in one OF our opera houses She
can be reached. through the Bryant Liter
AIRY Union, Eotning Post building. New
York.